The Quảng Ngãi province in Vietnam is positioning itself to leverage its extensive forest cover – approximately 881,000 hectares – for carbon credit development. Officials believe this initiative will unlock new financial resources to support sustainable economic growth and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The province views forest carbon as a valuable asset capable of enhancing the economic value of its forestry sector. This strategy aligns with broader national goals for a green transition and climate change mitigation. By developing a carbon market within its forestry industry, Quảng Ngãi aims to attract investment and promote responsible forest management practices. The initiative represents a shift towards valuing forests not only for timber but also for their carbon sequestration potential. This approach could serve as a model for other regions in Vietnam with significant forest resources.